Thread: Looking for a good book to read

Maybe this isn't the most exciting thread, but it's been a huge help for me to stay motivated. I just read Ryan Blair's book and also The Four Hour Workweek over the last couple months and I need another one.

Seems I get motivated and productive the most when I'm reading and keeping my brain moving. I have a lot of down time at work and could use something motivating me. I'm not really looking for anything specific but just a good business minded book to stay on track.

Mike

no business book, but if your looking for a good book read hunger games!

Read Richard Branson's AutoBiography. Ive read it several times and it gets me going ever single time. The mans a genius. You'll get alot more out of it than from Ryan Blair (he's a tool) or Tim Ferriss' books.

I keep hearing about that. I'll keep that one for before bed.

Originally Posted by Scott D

Read Richard Branson's AutoBiography. Ive read it several times and it gets me going ever single time. The mans a genius. You'll get alot more out of it than from Ryan Blair (he's a tool) or Tim Ferriss' books.

He is a huuuuuuggggeeee tool. The book was decent and a bit painful after about a third but I thought it would get better. Man was I wrong. The Tim Ferriss book was good. I'm a beginner in the business world so it was an easy read. Minus all the charts and tables and stuff.

Whats the name of that auto biography?

Originally Posted by Club Cheetah

He is a huuuuuuggggeeee tool. The book was decent and a bit painful after about a third but I thought it would get better. Man was I wrong. The Tim Ferriss book was good. I'm a beginner in the business world so it was an easy read. Minus all the charts and tables and stuff.

Anyone who makes it in the MLM world is a scum bag. I didnt realize thats what Visalus was until I read Nothing to Lose. Tim ferriss has GREAT ideas a principles, they are just hard to implement and MOST people cant or wont ever do it.

I prefer Autobiographies of very successful people. You have to pay close attention to when and why they make decisions but the best advice I ever get from people is out of those books.

Richard Branons is "Losing My Virginity".

Ive also read Tim ferriss' book 4 hour Body. Pretty unrealistic for the most part, but he's got some really really cool ways of doing things that help burn fat and make you strong and fitter. I like Tim ferriss

I like Tim Ferriss' in interviews. His books are incredibly light and should be taken with a grain of salt.

Read Rework by DHH and Jason Fried. It's awesome.

Take a look at Crush it by Gary Vaynerchuk great read. It has some good reviews.